| Title:
A
Kingdom Without A King by Robert Beddard. |
|
Description:
On 11th December 1688 King James II fled from his home
taking with him the seal of government. As the news spread
there was mob rule on the streets. The troubles were contained
by the Earl of Rochester who took over the reins of government
along with some other peers until the return of the king.
Before long there would be a new king on the throne. This
book puts together the Journals of the Provisional Government
in the Revolution of 1688 from the original documents
and put into modern day language.
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| Author:
The author at the time of this book was Vice-Provost of
Oriel College, Oxford, and Lecturer in Modern History in
the University of Oxford. His other works include, ‘The
Revolutions of 1688’ and ‘The Restored Monarchy,
1660 – 1688’. |
| Binding:
Hardcover. |
| Date
Published : First
published 1988. |
Edition:
This
edition 1988. |
| Jacket
Condition: Very
good condition with dust jacket which is also very good
condition. Has original price of £14.95 on inside
cover. |
| Book
Condition :
Very good condition, containing 210 pages, with 50 illustrations,
pictures and drawings. |
| Publisher:
Phaidon Press Ltd, Oxford. |
| ISBN:
0-7148-2500-X. |
| Size
& Weight: 25.1
cm x 18.2 cm (H x W). 2.2 cm thick. |
